Led Zeppelin III might open with the rolling thunder of " Immigrant Song " but it's an album that debuted a more pastoral sound. Periodically switching to acoustic guitar to leave the electricity ...

How writing ‘Led Zeppelin III’ while traveling led us to ‘Kashmir’ It led to incredible music on the albums, but Plant regretted sacrificing a more stable family to tour so frequently with ...

Led Zeppelin multi-instrumentalist John Paul Jones typically played anything that wasn’t a guitar while Page put on his six-string displays. However, that wasn’t the case on Led Zeppelin III ...

Led Zeppelin is known for timeless, titanic songs like “Kashmir,” “Whole Lotta Love,” and yes “Stairway to Heaven.” The band’s catalog is also rich with beloved deeper cuts.

Led Zeppelin’s most evocative record was one of their best dressed. Designed by Zacron, a former student of Kings Collage of Art who'd known Jimmy Page since the early 60s, Led Zeppelin III came ...

The opening line from Jimmy Page sounds like tears falling to a handkerchief. Released in 1970 on the album Led Zeppelin III, this song starts with a weep and grows into a crashing, crying crescendo.

From the band’s 1970 album, Led Zeppelin III, “Out on the Tiles” song was written primarily by Bonham. He came up with the idea for the brazen guitar riffs that make the track sing.